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Losing tensors in datasets #89
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Use list instead of Dataset.
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Pass the entire list.
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List without list literal.
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Add test case for #89. We lose track of the tensors in the dataset.
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Potentially helpful reference: https://www.tensorflow.org/api_docs/python/tf/data/Iterator |
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Use list instead of Dataset.
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Basic fix for #89; more APIs to come.
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Description
Currently, we cannot track tensors contained in
tf.data.Dataset
s:We get:
Regression
List Literals
Seems to work just fine with lists:
We get:
Lists Without Literals
But, creating a list without using a literal doesn't work:
We get:
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